Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours

Corpus linguistics has developed methods to identify and quantify various types of collocative phenomena. One such phenomena is the "sequential motif" (Legallois, Charnois and Poibeau 2006). Focusing on recurrent collocations forming key expressions greatly enhance literary discourse analy...

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Main Author:	Pascale Mounier
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Published:	Cercle linguistique du Centre et de l'Ouest - CerLICO 2018-11-01
Series:	Corela
Subjects:	Collocation repeated segment variant morphological series linguistic cliché corpus linguistics
Online Access:	http://journals.openedition.org/corela/6665

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spelling	doaj-222c0efde2e944e29caa9dd3a89487832020-11-25T00:44:25ZengCercle linguistique du Centre et de l'Ouest - CerLICOCorela1638-573X2018-11-0110.4000/corela.6665Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discoursPascale MounierCorpus linguistics has developed methods to identify and quantify various types of collocative phenomena. One such phenomena is the "sequential motif" (Legallois, Charnois and Poibeau 2006). Focusing on recurrent collocations forming key expressions greatly enhance literary discourse analysis. They help detect communities of writers and the ideological values that they share. Such sequential motifs are found in sentimental narratives published in Lyon in the 1540s. Recurrent collocations in the Comptes amoureux and Philandre propose a polemical defense of amorous and sexual freedom. They thus reveal values shared by the community of authors.http://journals.openedition.org/corela/6665Collocationrepeated segmentvariantmorphological serieslinguistic clichécorpus linguistics
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spellingShingle	Pascale Mounier Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours Corela Collocation repeated segment variant morphological series linguistic cliché corpus linguistics
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title	Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
title_short	Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
title_full	Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
title_fullStr	Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
title_full_unstemmed	Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
title_sort	les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours
publisher	Cercle linguistique du Centre et de l'Ouest - CerLICO
series	Corela
issn	1638-573X
publishDate	2018-11-01
description	Corpus linguistics has developed methods to identify and quantify various types of collocative phenomena. One such phenomena is the "sequential motif" (Legallois, Charnois and Poibeau 2006). Focusing on recurrent collocations forming key expressions greatly enhance literary discourse analysis. They help detect communities of writers and the ideological values that they share. Such sequential motifs are found in sentimental narratives published in Lyon in the 1540s. Recurrent collocations in the Comptes amoureux and Philandre propose a polemical defense of amorous and sexual freedom. They thus reveal values shared by the community of authors.
topic	Collocation repeated segment variant morphological series linguistic cliché corpus linguistics
url	http://journals.openedition.org/corela/6665
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Les enjeux de l’emploi communautaire de motifs séquenciels en analyse du discours

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